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| Ghost elephants win Wildlife Photographer of the Year prize from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-16 6:30) |
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A trotting baby elephant gave Greg du Toit the shot that has bagged him pride of place in London's Natural History Museum
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| Light can break Newton's third law - by cheating from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-16 6:11) |
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Laser pulses in optical fibres have been made to accelerate themselves, possibly opening a door to faster electronics and more reliable communication
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| Golden wrapper to protect Milky Way mapper from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-16 3:53) |
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Due to launch in about a month, the Gaia probe will unfold a huge sunshield so its ultra-sensitive camera can chart a billion stars in our galaxy
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| Watch specialised number neurons in action from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-16 3:30) |
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Brain cells that burst into life when people talk about numbers or numerical concepts are revealed in a real-world study that eavesdrops on the brain
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| Ketamine-like drug lifts depression without the trip from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-16 3:03) |
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The first randomised placebo-controlled trial of a ketamine-like drug finds it may work in treating depression, without ketamine's tough side effects
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| Resistant cancers may hijack fetus's detox switch from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-16 2:49) |
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A genetic switch that may help embryos remove toxins from their cells is reactivated in some cancers, where it helps the cells flush out anti-cancer drugs
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| US government shutdown: Doing away with the dollar from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-16 2:25) |
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What would the world look like without the dollar's supremacy? As US officials hammer out a deal to end the government shutdown, some commentators are eyeing alternatives to the dollar
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| Worm turns from zero to climate change hero from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-16 0:00) |
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Far from being climate wreckers, as has been suggested, earthworms may have a complex and subtle effect on the amount of carbon released into the atmosphere
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| The mind minders: Meet our brain's maintenance workers from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-16 0:00) |
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A roving band of cells take care of business in the brain, giving rise to our fertile and flexible minds. Meet the microglia (full text available to subscribers)
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| Why we are all accidental musicians from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-15 23:00) |
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Music makes us smarter because it lets us practise living with uncertainty, argues Jay Schulkin in Reflections on the Musical Mind
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